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// Copyright 2005-2009 Daniel James.
// Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying
// file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
#if !defined(BOOST_FUNCTIONAL_HASH_DETAIL_FLOAT_FUNCTIONS_HPP)
#define BOOST_FUNCTIONAL_HASH_DETAIL_FLOAT_FUNCTIONS_HPP
#include <boost/config.hpp>
#include <boost/config/no_tr1/cmath.hpp>
#include <boost/type_traits/ice.hpp>
#include <boost/detail/select_type.hpp>
//#include <boost/assert.hpp>
#if defined(_MSC_VER) && (_MSC_VER >= 1020)
# pragma once
#endif
// The C++ standard requires that the C float functions are overloarded
// for float, double and long double in the std namespace, but some of the older
// library implementations don't support this. On some that don't, the C99
// float functions (frexpf, frexpl, etc.) are available.
//
// The following tries to automatically detect which are available.
namespace BOOST_HASH_DETECT_FLOAT_FUNCTIONS {
// Dummy functions to detect when the actual function we want isn't
// available.
//
// AFAICT these have to be outside of the boost namespace, as if they're in
// the boost namespace they'll always be preferable to any other function
// (since the arguments are built in types, ADL can't be used).
struct none {};
none ldexpf(int, int);
none ldexpl(int, int);
none frexpf(int, int*);
none frexpl(int, int*);
template <class Float> none ldexp(Float, int);
template <class Float> none frexp(Float, int*);
}
namespace boost {
namespace hash_detail {
namespace detect {
using namespace std;
using namespace BOOST_HASH_DETECT_FLOAT_FUNCTIONS;
// A type for detecting return type of functions.
template <typename T> struct is;
template <> struct is<float> { char x[10]; };
template <> struct is<double> { char x[20]; };
template <> struct is<long double> { char x[30]; };
template <> struct is<none> { char x[40]; };
// Convert the return type of a function to a type we can use.
template <typename T> is<T> float_type(T);
#define BOOST_HASH_CALL_FLOAT_FUNC(func, type2) \
struct func##_access { \
template <typename Float> \
struct check \
{ \
static Float x; \
static type2 y; \
BOOST_STATIC_CONSTANT(bool, value = \
sizeof(float_type(func(x,y))) \
== sizeof(is<Float>)); \
}; \
\
template <typename Float> \
struct call \
{ \
Float operator()(Float a, type2 b) const \
{ \
return func(a, b); \
} \
}; \
}
BOOST_HASH_CALL_FLOAT_FUNC(ldexpf, int);
BOOST_HASH_CALL_FLOAT_FUNC(ldexpl, int);
BOOST_HASH_CALL_FLOAT_FUNC(ldexp, int);
BOOST_HASH_CALL_FLOAT_FUNC(frexpf, int*);
BOOST_HASH_CALL_FLOAT_FUNC(frexpl, int*);
BOOST_HASH_CALL_FLOAT_FUNC(frexp, int*);
#undef BOOST_CALL_HAS_FLOAT_FUNC
}
// check
//
// Use in select_impl to help old compilers with a value template.
template <typename Float, typename Access>
struct check : Access::BOOST_NESTED_TEMPLATE check<Float> {};
// found_impl
//
// Used in select_impl when an appropriate function has
// been found.
template <typename Float, typename Access>
struct found_impl
{
// Ignore further types
template <typename Float2, typename Access2>
struct x {
typedef found_impl type;
};
// Use Access for result
struct result : Access::BOOST_NESTED_TEMPLATE call<Float>
{
BOOST_STATIC_CONSTANT(bool, value = true);
};
};
// select_impl
//
// Used to choose which floating point function to use for a particular
// floating point type.
struct select_impl
{
// Check if Access is appropriate for Float
template <typename Float, typename Access>
struct x :
boost::detail::if_true <
::boost::hash_detail::check<Float, Access>::value
>
::BOOST_NESTED_TEMPLATE then<
found_impl<Float, Access>, select_impl
> {};
// Result for nothing found.
struct result
{
BOOST_STATIC_CONSTANT(bool, value = false);
};
};
// call_ldexp
//
// call_ldexp::value = Is there an appropriate version of call_ldexp
// for this type?
// Is there is, this is a function object that will call that overload
template <typename Float>
struct call_ldexp;
template <>
struct call_ldexp<float> : select_impl
:: x<float, detect::ldexp_access>::type
:: x<float, detect::ldexpf_access>::type
:: result {};
template <>
struct call_ldexp<double> : select_impl
:: x<double, detect::ldexp_access>::type
:: result {};
template <>
struct call_ldexp<long double> : select_impl
:: x<long double, detect::ldexp_access>::type
:: x<long double, detect::ldexpl_access>::type
:: result {};
// call_frexp
//
// call_frexp::value = Is there an appropriate version of call_frexp
// for this type?
// Is there is, this is a function object that will call that overload
template <typename Float>
struct call_frexp;
template <>
struct call_frexp<float> : select_impl
:: x<float, detect::frexp_access>::type
:: x<float, detect::frexpf_access>::type
:: result {};
template <>
struct call_frexp<double> : select_impl
:: x<double, detect::frexp_access>::type
:: result {};
template <>
struct call_frexp<long double> : select_impl
:: x<long double, detect::frexp_access>::type
:: x<long double, detect::frexpl_access>::type
:: result {};
// has_float_functions
//
// Is there an overload of frexp and ldexp for the given float type.
template<typename Float>
struct has_float_functions
{
BOOST_STATIC_CONSTANT(bool, value = (
::boost::type_traits::ice_and<
::boost::hash_detail::call_ldexp<Float>::value,
::boost::hash_detail::call_frexp<Float>::value
>::value
));
};
// select_hash_type
//
// If there is support for a particular floating point type, use that
// otherwise use double (there's always support for double).
template <typename Float>
struct select_hash_type :
boost::detail::if_true <
::boost::hash_detail::has_float_functions<Float>::value
> ::BOOST_NESTED_TEMPLATE then <
Float, double
> {};
}
}
#endif